The 178 acres of land consists of approximately 35 acres of hay fields which is ideal for horses or other livestock including a majestic hidden hay field back in along a private woods road behind the farmhouse. This location is where the original homestead was started 7 generations ago. You can still see evidence of the original homestead, and you can surely see why this was developed years ago. Beautiful setting!

Beautiful farm pond across the road from the farmhouse visible from front porch and inside the house.

Other acreage consists of approximately 144 acres of mixed hardwoods, some hemlock groves and carefully managed sugarbush (approximately 5 acres). A precise timber management plan has been in place for years as of now all the timber is still standing. Some wetlands and beaver ponds bringing in ducks, geese and herons.

Most impressive, there is approximately 5,100 ft. of frontage along the North Branch of the Little Salmon River. Ideal canoeing, kayaking, fishing and river bottom deer hunting. Lots of other wildlife including rabbits, weasels, foxes, grouse, turkey and deer.

Other important features include: Tailored for organic certification as no agricultural chemicals have been applied to land for decades. Gravity fed sugarbush for maple syrup production.

Priced to sell for $319,800.